do this for me and parliament would say no and he said i d do it myself. not how it is supposed to be done. however, a lot of pent up demand by democrats to get a lot of stuff done. bill: defies what he said in the campaign. dana: lucas tomlinson on a new warning on domestic terrorists. the game stop frenzy on wall street and karl rove on the executive orders. bill: before we buy gamestop peter doocy on the north lawn. back when joe biden was vice president he said obamacare was a big deal and today as president he is going to make obamacare even bigger. he is going to sign an order for a special enrollment period healthcare.gov where it warns users open enrollment is over. to get people who lost coverage because they lost their jobs in the pandemic coverage during the pandemic and they can do that from february 15 through may 15 following a taxpayer sponsored advertising campaign to get the word out there. early this afternoon president biden is also going to explain
case, however, they say they found what they (inaudible) evacuate the area and a motor later, a big burst of flames as rv explodes in a ball of fire and the force of the explosion shattering windows and knocking down trees and causing structural damage to a number of buildings in the area. today, the city of nashville is hailing these six officers as heroes. we re told they ran into danger trying to get people out of harm s way. at least one officer suffering temporary loss of hearing following the large explosion. and when they got there. the danger continued to increase and they took swift action and started working in the streets and the neighborhood to clear residents from the area and cleared pedestrians from the area and they put themselves in between good and evil. to explosion went off right in front of and damaged at&t s data communications center, causing telecommunications issues and in a statement this morning, at&t says, quote, we have two portable cell site
stay home tomorrow over coronavirus safety concerns, and all of this is putting pressure on the biden administration after the president said he would reopen most elementary and middle schools in his first hundred days. let s bring mark meredith in now. he has more from wilmington, test, where the president is spending the weekend. mark in. reporter: arthel, good afternoon. chicago and philadelphia, just two city of many that are trying to figure out if and when their teachers and students will go back to school. you mentioned the biggest news today which is that tentative agreement out of chicago that would push back the way, the timing of when some teachers can return to the classroom. not a done deal yet, but certainly an indication there could be more compromises in the days and weeks ahead. now, chicago is urging its teachers not to strike the, not to not show up at all, that there could be consequences for such actions. the unions in chicago representing the teachers
a pass from house republicans, while congresswoman liz cheney had to fight back a challenge for her leadership post. cheney more than survived, but the question is, what s next for marjorie taylor greene? plus, new remarks from president biden on his nearly $2 trillion economic relief proposal. he says he wants a bipartisan bill, but the question is, what is he willing to compromise? and democrats won control of the senate two weeks ago, but they are just now taking control of the committees. the question is, how long before we finally see confirmation hearings for key cabinet posts like attorney general? it s way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that has yet to hear any cries of voter fraud after the house referendum on liz cheney. i am kasie hunt on this thursday, february 4th. we ll start with the news. the third highest ranking house republican, liz cheney, will remain in leadership after beating back a secret ballot chall